Deliverance

I have watched in fascination... 
Witnessed errors in their ways...
I’ve even written poems bout 
The endless games they plays.
I’m talking strictly politics
As politicians come and go,
What their motives and their metal
Represent to men like Joe...
Joe the plumber he’s the guy
His names even in the news...
One minute he’s a hero 
Then he’s critically abused.
I can’t believe the pundits
Cause they lie to me each day...
They want me to pick a side...
But they don’t want me to play.
It’s tough to want to follow...
Someone who’s weaving like drunk...
From side to side on point by point,
Their indecision it’s pure junk.
They fear their own opinions,
But they don’t consider mine.
Their fear it manifests itself,
By how oft they change their minds...
One minute they’re all for it,
Then we read between the lines...
Their words were taken out of context,
Now we know they’ve got no spines.
They’ve lied so well and for so long...
And They've the benefit of doubt,
It’s time we as Americans...
Just throw all of the bums out.

Duane A. Jones
Copyright 2010
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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July 9, 2016 at 1:43 AM
DUANE, nicely penned. Enjoyed reading your thoughts and words today. Love ~SKAT~
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July 23, 2010 at 7:09 AM
I enjoyed reading your poetry this morning Duane. I will be away for the weekend and will be back to read Monday. May you have a wonderful weekend filled with love and inspiration. Love, Carol
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July 26, 2011 at 10:04 PM
Hi Carol, Thank you for that...sorry so late in responding, but I haven't been on soup for quite some time...too distracted at the moment to play. Again Thank You!
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